Rahshida Atkins says screening methods that take context and culture into consideration could be more effective in uncovering clinical depression.
Ph.D. student Michelle Lyttle Storrod, a recognized authority on gang violence and prevention in her native Great Britain, is currently focusing her dissertation research on the impact and influence of social media platforms and mobile devices on street gangs and other forms of extremism.
Women executives are much more effective at increasing organizational diversity than their male counterparts, according to Rutgers University–Camden researcher Anuja Gupta.
Nursing professor Bonnie Jerome-D’Emilia’s research revals the type and quality of care that low-income breast cancer patients receive.
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can lead to mental health disorders in adolescence, and healthy family functioning and civic engagement can mitigate such damaging impact, according to a new Rutgers University–Camden study.
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